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Four Men Take Out Final Papers and Two More Apply For Firat Papers The rush to become American alli wens before the operation of the new law that goes into effect the Law of October, seems to have reached Casa county as well as some of the larger cities of the state, and the one who took out his final papers Tuesday, seems to have been that the beginning in places of the end. Four more men took out their final papers yesterday and became full fledged Americans,and two more signified their good inten tions by applying for their first pap ers, those who are now Americans dave John and Peter Eggerling, father and son of Dutch devent, now resi dents of Noble township, Thos. H. Brown of English birth, a resident of Pymosa township, and Anton Jansen, an Dane from Massena, Torland ‘and Arthur Olson, two more young Danes from Massena applied for their first papera yesterday, i. Schartenberg, representing the Chicago Tribone, was in the city yesterday and made The Telegraph a fraternal call. Main street and thinks of renting his iarm and ‘besoming a resident ]of Anita next spring. The Junior OE society of the Con gregational Church will have a pie so ial at the residence of Dr. Fish next Thursday evening and the audience will be entertained by an exhibition of Tiffany’s artistic portraits. Rev D A Allen moves to Carson this week, Monday ovening the OE gave him a farewell reception at the Masoule Temple. Mra J Carey and her daughter, Mra Blanche Martin were guests of Mrs Frank Bontragor last Friday. The eastern part of Onsa county was well represented at the county ‘fair that week judging by the premiums awarded, Jos Gissibla, E Crain and [Sam Hansen took premiums on horaga, ‘I D McDermott and O E Townsend'on ‘cattle, Willard Miller on aheep, J 2 +Walker and’ Jos Trimmer on swine and Frank K Robinson on farm im plements, etc. 3 R Horton and family returned from Green River, Utah last Satur day. Work day commenced on J O Voor hees new building on corner of Wal ‘nut and Second arrests, Fred Dittman has traded Omahe property for the Naylor farm north of Anita, +. M Steele and wife were Casey visitors Monday. Frank K Robinson has sold the hardware department of htis store to Harry Hovee’'and the stock‘is being invoiced this week. Gurad May Faver and Summer Cald A. J. Nusbaum, Batesville, Indiana, writes: ‘Last year I suffered for three months with a summer cold so stressing that it interfered with my desiress. I had many of the symptoms of hay fever, and a doctor’s prescription did not reach my ‘case, and I took several medicines which seemed to only aggravate my aase. ‘Fortunately I insisted upon having Foley’s Honey and Tar in the yellow package, and it quickly poured me My wife has sindé sed’ Foley's Honey and Tar with the same success for sale by Evy Drag Uo, *
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Atlantic Daily Telegraph
Atlantic, Iowa, US
Thu, Sep 27, 1906
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